Sentence examples for flocking together from inspiring English sources

Flocking together through clever algorithms, they could cut congestion dramatically.

Besides intensifying partisanship and conspiracy theories — think the birthers — the Internet divides the world more firmly into niches, birds of a feather avidly flocking together.

Others prevent the cement particles from flocking together, so the amount of water can be reduced — which means that less cement is needed as well.

Outside of the breeding season, Vinaceous Parrots are highly gregarious, flocking together to feed on a variety of seeds, fruits, young shoots and flowers, perhaps especially seeds of the parana pine.

Or perhaps those of us outside the charmed circle of Natural England are just shameful cynics flocking together like starlings and filling the air with senseless chatter as we wheel across an innocent sky.

The tendency toward homophily, toward flocking together with birds of your inner and outer feather, gives rise to a harmonious sense of belonging and shared purpose, to easy laughter and volumes of subtext mutually, wordlessly, joyfully understood.

Graphic feathers flocked together today in Milan.

At our 35th reunion recently, we all flocked together and embraced our friendship and diversity.

Seeking both an accepting community and affordable rent, they have often flocked together in cheaper areas of inner cities, such as gay-friendly Williamsburg.

They also noticed that, in the wild, the orange-headed birds flocked together, rarely mingling with their supposedly black-headed elders.

For first 10 s, the electric field was inversely applied to the device (snapshot from 0 to 8 s in Fig. 3b) so that the tracer initially flocked together near the left side of the membrane.